A natural family paint range with 15 contemporary shades named after the greatest show on earth - the circus. The innovative formula is entirely safe to use during and after pregnancy, has antibacterial qualities, and is completely free of VOC

You will needSmall lidded gift boxAcrylic paintFeltPencilScissorsGlue3D paintBlack medium-size pom-pomChenille StemsWobbly eyesTo makeAllow: 1 hour plus drying time  Skill Level:Paint the box and lid with acrylic craft paint and allow to dry. Apply

The North BayScarborough's vast golden sands pull in the crowds. The North Bay is home to a village of eye-catching beach huts painted brightly in red, yellow, orange, green and blue. It’s also home to luxury apartment development The Sands

You will needBalloonOld newspaperPVA craft glue, diluted with waterWhite spray paintBlack felt-tip penTo makeThis project will take a week or so to finish as the papier mache can take some time to dry completely, so allow yourself plenty of time

plastic tea set will keep your toddler busy for hours (and will be good training for later life).Give large paint brushes and a ‘paint pot’ of water, then let her paint the garden fence or outside of your house.Let her water your flowers. Give a big bucket

Wonderworld’s sturdy walker, with cute travel companions, is made with non-toxic paints and biodegradable fabrics.Hopping Bunny Walker £45, from WonderworldDon't miss... Discover how Wonderworld's Eco Town fared in our Best Eco Toy category

) – and be sure to have a few spares, some washable acrylic paints, glittery paints, and brushes, then have each family member choose another family member whose portrait they will paint. Using a favourite photograph as a 'still' for inspiration, your painting

across the middle of it. 2) Draw points and crosses along the line. Cut out the crown shape, then paint it gold or silver on both sides.3) When the paint is dry, cut a slit going down, a little way from one end. Then, make another slit going up, near

, with its stupendous gold sarcophagus said to house the kingly trio’s bones. Outside, a colourful collection of street artists vies for the attention the crowds – you could encounter everyone from grease-paint angels to Gandalf The Grey and

Remember the excitement of mixing paints on your colour palette and watching as red and yellow miraculously merged into orange; how blue and yellow became green? Colours by PatrickGeorge captures some of that magic.In the centre of each spread there